Using older versions of Anaconda Distribution
Anaconda recommends upgrading your operating system to the latest available or to one that is commonly used and supported. Upgrading your OS allows you to get the latest packages, performance improvements, bug fixes, and more.
Anaconda Distribution is currently available for:
Older versions of Anaconda Distribution are still available for:
These versions can be downloaded from our archive. However, these installations are no longer supported by Anaconda and most are no longer receiving security updates.
| Architecture | File name ending |
|---|---|
| Windows 64-bit | x86_64.exe |
| macOS Apple Silicon | arm64.pkg, arm64.sh |
| Linux x86_64 | x86_64.sh |
| Linux AWS Graviton 2/ARM 64 | aarch64.sh |
Installing older versions of Anaconda Distribution
Older versions of Anaconda Distribution are still subject to Anaconda’s Terms of Service.
| Architecture | File name ending |
|---|---|
| Windows 32-bit | x86.exe |
| macOS Intel | x86_64.pkg, x86_64.sh |
| Linux 32-bit Intel or AMD | x86.sh |
| Linux IBM Power CPU | ppc64le.sh |
| Linux IBM Z | s390x.sh |
You might not be able to use conda to update or install packages beyond what is included in the Anaconda Distribution version you’ve installed. This is because Anaconda Distribution provides a static bundle of packages from the time of release, but the repository continues to be updated over time. Older package versions may be removed or replaced, and the versions present in the repository might not be compatible with your operating system. For package lists for each version of Anaconda Distribution, see the Anaconda Distribution release notes.